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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30
THE CITY.
CHURCH NOTICES.

There will be rellxisss exercises at the fair
grounds or pavilion to ds at IL q IA. aud p.
u. Al Will friends are soreialy invited. ,
". L. REID.
Unitarian Hall-Aaiu street near Fl st. Rev:
N Schul Z, minister. heetiags everJ SUNDAY
morning at II O'CLOCK. Subject fos TO DAY 4;
MAN the Machine and Man the Soul"
Mr.. william Llpscoms will preach TO day at
the Christian church. Service q II a. m
Strangers visiting our city are cordially invited
81 attend. sunday school ut $50 sharp
South Side Baptist church, On Broadway.
sundly school at 3 so a. IA Prea ching by the
pastor. Rev. J; = Gillespie, at II m ana
Wednesday night
ST. Andrews church (Epi.copsT, corner Fifth
and Rusk sire ets-Eey. K. II. Prosser, rector.
Morning &C. vice at II q m. Evening service
at so U. II Sunday school Of $3.50 3. n, Ar
sIitz Mltcr ell. super.nt ndent.
There Is a pro rscted meeting going on, con-
NC ed by Rav. Mr.. Gaze, on South Side, at Mis-
souri, Avenue Chapel Quite an inter st Is
manifested. There will De preaching at this
chap l at II O'clock a. IN. ard 1880 p m. 10
DAY.
Fourth Street Methodist church. corner
e urth and Jones streeIs-Rev. w. r. ilson,
pastor. sunday school at $3.50 q. M, Prercssor
Viii ms, superintendent. Preaching At II IA
I'd 1850 p. m. by the pastor. kVeryb0dy In
Yite3.
Broadway PRESBYTERIAN ehureh-Rev. Dr. r.
Mitchell. pastor Services this morning at II
o'clocR ano at 1870 p. N. sabbath, school II
$3.50 a. m. H. Armstrong, superintendent.
The Il lseIalc street cars will take you 10 Ghe
church. Come and be " el ,ome
Rev. W. 2. PaYson, superintendent OF mia
Ell bs for the American SRnday-schnol Union
for the southwest, viii preach in the FRS. Pres
bgtsriGn church, corner Caiho IN q Fourth
streets at IL \. 10. and 1880 p m. cor
uially invited to hear this eminent minister No
successful worker.
st PauPs Methodist Episcopal church. cor
ner Man and Ninth sire. Rev. Il. j. Crfsf,
I hHnT .lnOfl Of n m 2
NJ. White superintendent. Preaching az II
a. ID. and $50 p. u. 10 the absence OF the pas
tor Rev. A. a. Johnson will occupy the pulpit.
Pu lie cordially invited.
First Baptist church, corner Jennings and
Tenth streets, Rev. Morgan Wells, pastor
owing TO severe illness, the pa stor 81 not Ill
his rnipit 70 daV. Sunday school at 80 a. M.
little 3 thGl Mission Sunday school at $50
p. IN. on Jones street, between First an =
sc on6. G. :. 31orehouse, superintendent.
Al are welcome.
Cumberland Presbyterian church, corner
Film and Taylor streets Rev Il. 81. Tinnon,
pastor. Sunday achooI at so 8. M, W. 7.
Fakee, superintendent Preaching at ii a. N.
The morning sermon. Eveuing SUI jet Leans
of Nazareth pssseta by. YVu are cordially in
vited TO attend ali these services.
First Presbyte: ian churcn-Corner Fourth
and Calhoun streets, Rev. Rooert Ii. Nall, D
D. pastor. Sab ,ata -school a $3.50 q. N Mr..
S. III FRY, super tnteDdent. Preaching by the
pastor at II a. NJ. and 1880 r. m. The Houng
Peoples Society of Chri tan EndeaVor viii
hold their regular service at 1850 p. m. Pf&yer
meeting Wednesday at 1880 p. m. All are Ykry
CORDIALLY Invited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30
SHOT HIS BEST FHGEND.
A Washington Lawyer Puts a buAei
Through tho HesrE Of Bis Friend.

A Washington Lawyer Puts Bullet
Through tho Heart OF His Friend.
Special TO the Gazette.
washington, Oct. 29-Mr. Jordan N
Israel, well kaowa lawyer here and
Who vas formerly clerk to the House
Commission on Banking and Currency Of
which Judge Miller of Texas was caalT-
man, yesterday accidentally shot Mr..
Case Meyer, his warm personal friend.
The two men were sitting in Mr.
IsrseIs office discussing c bus
mess matter and were about
TO leave the office when the latter pulled
ont & pistol from his desk, Whjch was
thought 10 be unloaded. The trigger Was
snapped and bali went crashing through
the heart Of Meyer, killing him instantly.
I4rael was frantic with terror and grief
AID acted like en- insane man. He was
taken to the police station, Where he
told the story Ct the sad trggsdy
watch lost him his bass friend
and rendered q home desolate, mt. Meyer
leaving wife sut three small children.
The friends of ME Israel sympsthiza with
him deeply and are eudeav0ring 10 psctHy
him to-day. He is nearly crszed by the
sad accident. He is well known IN Sher-
man, Tex, where his brother George
Israel lives with bis family.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30

ing on his person beside q check and
trunk Z Y fastened 10 ring. He had no
money ard wss buried ct public expense.
That his death was deliberate suicide
is almost beyond doubt from two Or three
scraps of paper on which ne hsd written
in red ink sad to which ne signed his
name. The handwriting and spelling
showed the writer iili;erste. The first
resd IS follows:
Please take the check cut OF pocket and
the letters out OF my trunk at the Glooe
hotel in Gainesville, Tex, and send them
to the one that wrote them. tor 1 am 60
ing 70 die tonight on my own account.
W. L. BUNT.
Another piece had the words, latter
taking" written above, and was written
no doubt after tne poison was taken.
81 don't know where l am going. i
think will be better OF dead. Tell al
the 4 of L. goodbye. W. Z. BUET.
Still another piece: The letters in my
trunk il not the reason am going to die.
The cause will be found OUT. You will
ind check and key in my pocket for By
trunk in The Globe hotel Ia Gainesville
NV nerves are very weak.
W. f. BUNT.
The only other psper was part OF let
ter signed z. G. Seay, friendly epistle,
in which the writer stated that he was
working for Britton Lyons, fifty Ave
miles east Of Sherman. was getting on
well, and expressing good wishes for the
deceesed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TIE AS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 80

Emin explained the pacific purpose OF
the expedition and sent presents to the
King. The preparation for war ceased
Immediately.
LONDON, Oct. 20 Gladstone on his
way back to H.rvarden at Stanley bridge
made a speech in which he advised the
people to settle the Irish question. 9th
erwise no English business could be done
in Parliament.
General Nur, Mohsmmed, companion OF
Ayouo Kahn in his flight from Tehersn
has been captured and publicly hanged at
H-rat.
SOPHIA, Oct. pa Montenerin ar
rested ct Vsrna confessed that Star
committee at Odessa promised him 5000
Nspoliars and good position under the
Russian government if he succeeded in or
gsnizlDg q plot to murder Prince Ferdi-
nsnd and NJ. Skobeloff
The Serviau government has ordered
Bulgarian refugees in that country to re-
side in the interior.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30
LAST DAY OF THE FAIR.
Adore sses to the Colored Peopl" by Promi
rent Educators of Texas.

Adore sses to the Colored People by Promi-
rent Educators of Texas.
The first state fair ever held in Texas
by and in the interest Of the colored peo-
pie closed yesterday. Taking it alto
gesher the fair was in every way credita-
bic to the projectors and the exhibitors
and should encourage to further efforts
10 & similar direction.
About noon Hon. Oscar Fl. Cooper,
state superintendent OF public instruction
delivered an address which will be found
almost entire in this issue. 1t was re-
plete with good advice, and beyond doubt
produced good effect on the hearers.
Following MIN came Professor Alex
Hogg of this city, who delivered
an able speech on the Blair
bill, viewing il from an affirmative stand
point, in accordance with the well known
Views Of the speaker.
Later on addresses were made by DR..
HUBBLE of Austin, Professor Abner OF
Marshall, and Professor L. c. Anderson
of the Prairie View Normal college, all
appropriate and interesting.
The competitive drill between the San
Antonio and Galveston companies was
won by former.
A pleasant feature OF the day WAS q
brilliantly executed piano performance by
Mrs. I. NJ Terrell OF Fort Worth and o.
car w. Landry of Anderson. In musical
attsinmeats Mrs. Terrell is probably
without an equaI among her race in the
state.
Hsnsss Eure tof al ssfn disease
ssoas6trs N sl.ef3 Il, - "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30

The company came to the decision
through change of policy as to the
most advantageous way Of disposing OF
the property. On Monday they will ap-
praise the lots which will be put on pri-
vate sale. Since the sale many buyers
have offered to purchase additional lots
at the same prices they paid at the auc-
ton, but the company has in
variably refused to accept such proposals
It ia announced that the figures on the
lots Will be placed higher than those
which prevailed just prior to the close OF
the auction sales.
There is but little doubt That the work
of developing Sylvania viii be pushed
vigorously Several handsome private
residences are to be built forthwith, and
street car line will be in operation in
the early future. As far as can be ascer-
tanned, those who purchased at auction
are in high spirits over their bargains,
and some lots have already changed hands
at considerable advance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30

threatening character. After this change
of attitude the mail was alone used for
their transmission, none Of the really
eliminating letters being delivered to
Mr.. Gould in person. Lately the warn
iups h.ye been of so decided character
in their terms that Gould, who
IA most naturally made OF
timid disposition, became thorough
ly frightened, and became some
wba. hasty in his preparations for his
long contemplated trip TO Europe His
departure to-day is believed to be due
chiefly to his entire willingness TO pass
the day of the anarchists execution some
where remote from the reach Of any pos
sibiIiiy Of their misdoiogs.
NEW YORK, Oct. % jay Gould WAS at
his off e for a short time this morning,
and al IL O'Clock said good-bY to his
clerks and left to go on board the
Umbrla, which at 3 p. m. sailed for LiY-
eFpOOl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30
ON VAIL STREET.
The stock Market Dull as Usual on Sat
urday.

Tie stock Market Dull as Usual on Sat
urday.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.
special to the t4azerts
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-RailWsg bonds
.o-daY closed So follows: Fort Worth
and Denver City at s03; Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe Is at 1914; Texas and
Pacific iucomesa 46; do. Rios ct 633;
Missouri, Kansas and Texas SIS at SO;
6's st so; rs st 1914; st. Louis, Arkan-
sas and Texas is SEQ; 2's at 423.
Money, 4 per cent.
Silver 951.
Sterling frm.
Governments quiet.
Wheat firm.
Cotton lower.
on Tic.
Coffee stronger.
Sugar higher than for some time past.
The hide market is not very strong or
cor fdent In tone.
Wool continues steady.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK. Oct. 29 The stock market
TO .day was quiet to dull and the business
was of no special significance. The gen
eral drift Of prices was upward. The
opening was moderately sctiye and stesdy,
stocks being either unchanged or but
small fractions changed from yesterday.
The market 4 1ctuated in narrow range,
the early tendency being to advance, but
the gains were smsll and lost with
slight fractions in addition. During
the first hour these losses we're recovered,
however, and in the last hour slight re-
action WIS agsin followed by an advance
which left the figures generally at about
the best OF the day. The close was dull
but firm. The entire active list is higher,
but the gains are for small amounts only,
generally from TO !
Railroad bones dull, except for hanssF
and Texas issues. The list was STEADY
almost throughout and the finsl changes.
except in & few csses, are unimportans.
Government bonds dull but firm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30
LOCALITIES.

Wentec-A1other experienced dry
goods salesman at Malone, Waller 4
Co.'S.
Fourteen teachers went before the
County Examining Board yesterday to
try for certificates.
Mr.. W. G. Huchison sud Miss 81. G..
PLANT, an Arlington couple, got leave 70
marry yesterday.
| Billie Ward now knows how his friend
| Wander Abe felt after the Detroits got
through with him. But he is hopeful all
the same that to-day may tell different
tale.
Say what yoa ptessas the latest ProdEc-
sion IN Photographic by Rhine, the Fort
Worth Photographsrse can't be excellad.
His life size photographs AUST be seen to
be appreciated. g.
Mrs. Ids Turner, whose art work is SO
universally admired has located her
studio at the Wesleyan College. All in
rucdon given her pupils will be in the
art hall at the college.
The people of Texas are looking for
ward with much interest to the great Hsle
Of town lots of the beautiful sa5urS Of
Dallas, coax Cliff Read carefully the
J half-page advertisement OF this sale on
the first page of to-day's GAZETTE.
The Spanish Moss Manufacturing Co.
started up yesterday for short while to
test the new machinery they have just put
in and were well pleased With the expert
ment, everything working OF like a charm
and giViog entire satisfaction.
Those who use the Mlnter's creamery
butter are the best advertisers of it, and
it is being rapidly brought into public
favoriism by the F0rs Worth Grocer Co.,
who have exclusive control OF IL. Make
trial order for atest.
Night before LAST Mr.. 3. F. Sprinkle,
city circulator Of The GAZETTE, hitcheo
before q South SIDE residence & dark bay
pony, five years old, fourteen and one
hall haGds nigh, stylish, branded II or
left shoulder. The pony got loose by
slipping the bride and cannot be found.
The owner will pay e liberal reWsTd for
his return.
Mr.. J. g. Watkins is just back from the
} S.rawR coal mines, in wnich ne is inter
ested, Gpd brings cheerful tidings OF tce
| lively operations going On there. The
wore of opening up second large mine
| is being pushed with vim. A drug store
and hotel are going up and eighteen resi-
dsnces are bsiDg co struCfed. Including
| the families OF the miners there ar abour
700 people, and the hum CT Industry IS
| perpetual.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30
Austris.
ONE HUNDRED woRk,tgN MURDERKp

ONE HUNDRED woRKMEN MURDERED.
VIENNA, Oct. 29.-it has just been dis
covered that ferryman on the lower
Danube WHO has been in the habit of
conyeyir Q across the river woFkmen Te-
turning from Roumania VINO took this
route TO avoid producing their ceTtiti-
Gates that they paid taxes in Roumanis or
money, in default thereof had taken them
TO small island where he murdered aud
robbed them Of their savings. A Judicial
inquiry reveals the astounding fact that
one hundred workmen have been dis:
patched by the nend and their bodies
buried or thrc Hn into the reeds gloRg the
river banks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30
BASTR0P.
District Court Cases-A Drunken man
Shoots HE Sister-iR- Law.

District Court Cases-A Drunken man
Shoots HE Sister-iR- Law.
Special to the Gazette.
BAsTRoP, Tx, Oct. 29.-District court
is now in session. The following cases
have been disposed of: Stare vs.. Cal
Smith, horse theft, not guilty; State vs..
Morgan Lewis, murder, nolle PROSE-;
State VS. Morgan Lewis, horse theft, not
guilty; State VS.. Ben Fowler, assault to
murder, pleaded guilty, three years; State
vs.. Wiley Johnson, burglary, pleaded
guilty, four years; State vs. John Juhn-
son, horse theft, seven years; the State
vs.. Ssoker, murder, has been on trial
several days, given to the jury to-day,
returned verdict of not guilty; TIE
State VS.. Fitzgerald and Etheridge, muir
DER, is now or trisl; the STATE vs.. Henry
Ware, murder, set for Tuesday; the State
vs.. Fitzpatrick, murder, set for Thursday
S. Campbell, WHO lives seven miles
above town, shot his sister-in-law last
night. Campbell was drinking, she COM
planned about it, and ne abused and then
shot her.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30
JAY GOULD.
Newspaper Story shat BE Is Fearful OF
the Anarchists

Newspaper Story that BE Is Fearful OF
the Anarchists
NEw YORK, Oct. 29.-An evening paper
prints story In which it connects the de-
pAfSsre OF Jay Gould with the approach
.as execution of the Chicago anarchists.
Inc story says the anarchist leaders have
S1eo upon Gould as the man who, by the
solo use Of his money and power could
Say The hand of justice and prevent what
sAey look upon as the slaughter Of mar-
yrs. Absurd as this is, they have not
esi1sted to act upon 1t boldly.
Al nfst Gould was approached IN e
nedtfsl rather than 8 threatening
hnay; The reliance Of the anarchist
,u,tnotaerhood, upon his grest power and
upon Ills exercise of it in their behalf,
pss set forth in communications, which he
sosised sometimes by the mail
ss,a sometimes by the hands of fur
messengers in the street. AS time
easSeo on Gni the case OF the
condemned seven became more
desperate, Ihe anonymous letters became
Sharper fptone and often OF distinctly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30
Ireland.
A CROWN SOLICITOR RESIGNS.

4 CROWN SOLICi TOR RESIGNS.
LONDON, Oct. - Blake, the crown
solicitor aE Cork, has resigned. He de-
cisres the crimes acs leaves him NO dis
cretion in judging whether the accused
person is guilty or not. de believes the
act Is directed against the political oppo-
nents of the government
CHARGED BY THE POLICE.
DUBLIN, Oct. 20 w Hired Blunt while
travelling to Loughrea addressed three
meetings. at Loughres the police
charged the crowd that gathered 10 meet
him, using batons. The mob replied
with sticks and stones, but were COM
peeled TO dispense.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30
SUICIDE OF 4 STRANGER.
Weary OF Life, He Crosses tbs River by tn .
Old Is cute.

Weary OK Life, he CROSSES ras River By IN Q
Old cute.
1t $3.50 O'Clock yesterday morning w.
E Bans, man abou.tTenty Ave years OF
age died at the function House, hotel
on lower Jones street. He lad asked his
room mate, Ia .manInamed DesArment. the
day before for the loan
of quarter to buy some morphine, stat
ing that he had been drinking and wanted
to quiet his nerves. He did not get the
money and De Arment drought no more
of the matter until he awoke Of an early
hour yesterday morning to fHd Blunt in
the egonies Of death. A physician ar
rived too late TO do shy good who said
that Bunt's death was brought about BY
dose of morphine. DeArnent tesffdeo
to the bare facts related .5ove3ef0re.
Judge Smith, acting as coroner, end VS.
the only witness examined. The deceaz2u
had light hair and blue eyes and had nQFh-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30
REMARKS.

Many pupils have been dropped this
week on account of dengue, bad weather
and the Dsllss fair. This week closes
second school month. Monday begins
the third month and parents are requested
to return their children. Monthly cards
will be sant out next week. Parents will
please examine carefully and sign these.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30
one fact

rs worth a-solumn OF rhetoric, said an
American statssmsn. Eis fact, estao.
lished by the tesamo1y of thousands OF
people, that Hehdss Ssrsaparilla does
cure scroiula, saltxheum, and other dis
eases or sffecticns arising from impure
stste or low coHaitioS of the blood. 1t
also oyercomes that tired feeling, creates
a good appetite, and gives strength TO
every part Of the system. TRY it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30
CAMF.MEETIKG BROKEN UP.
A Barrel Of Whisky the Cazse of General
Fight.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. 29.-The ne
groes of Hampton county have been hold
ing camp, meeting here and religious ex-
ercises have been going en- all week
amid the greatest religious excitement
Thursday night barrel OF WHISKY was
brought to the ground and the drinking
became general. The meeting soon be-
csrne confusion. Three fights ensued in
which rszors, pistols ard poles
were used. Blood flowed in streams
and IS the lights were extiuguished foes
could not be distinguished from friends.
When peace and order were restored Il
WAS found that J Jackson, an elder, was
killed oy pistol ball in the head: and
that six Others were badly wounded oy
cuts in various parts Of the body 90 that
death will result About twenty five per
sons were badly hurt IN the fiZht. The
camp-meetlng adjourned without cere-
mOpY,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30
The syivsnia Sale.

A large number OF people again con-
gregated on the pretty oak-croWned
heights east OF the river yesterday to wit
ness the continuation OF the sale Of Syl-
vans, the beautiful addition TO Fort
Worth. The auctioneer had not reiter-
ated s'going. going, gone" many times,
however, until it was announced that
no mofe lots would be cried of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30

were fled with the County Clerk yester-
day:
Tnomss Sparger to 81. Z Spar
ger, $50 acres on Little Bear
creek ............s loco 90
G c. Beerden to G. W. Couch,
so acres of A. Christian sur
vey OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3e0 Ut
81 a. Hawks to 81. R. Spsrger,
10 acres A. Christian survey 400 90
G. G. Besrden to q. r. Spar
ger, 20 acres Christian sur
vey Observation-Disclosures. 100 90
Texana Williams to A. D.
BourlaDd, one-seventh inter-
est in 120 acres P. Allen sur
vey.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 175 GO
E. A. Hendricks ct 81. to Fort
Worth Compress Company,
part of block l33. 5000 90
W. J. Boaz to Msry A. Hsmil-
ton, lot 5, block z, Afford &
VESTS addition ., $50 90
T. D. Adams aud wifa TO Nj.
a. Jones, 200 acres Josiah
walker survey. :. 5000 90
Pr Clark tn r E. Curtis, lot
IL, block 8, town of Keller. 425 90
G.. A. Morris and wife TO A j.
Parks, 80 acres, j. Billings
ley survey .,....... =. $50 CO
T P. 8nVd 10 II. III. Williams,
100x100 feet, block %, Tuck
ers ADDITION. =. =. ..... SEQ OG
a J Willis TO j. T. Msrtir,
lot 6, bloch 5, Mulkey's sddi-
ton -. ..,.... $50 OF
S II. MulkeY and wife TO JAS.
G. AttersoD, lots 5 and 6,
block 5, Mulkey's subdivis-
ion .. $50 OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30
BADLY BEATEN.

The Missouri Bali Players Rather Aston
ism sue Fort Wossn Team.
Yesterday sternool the Fort Worth Base
Ball Club got ion that vas humil-
iating alt ouah rot unexpected. Their op-
ponents were the Joplin, No, club. There
Fort Worth's club UNDER the NEST favors-
bic circumstances would stand very little
chance OF winning a game from these
Missouri sphere manipulatOrs, and the
display they made yesterday
with their crippled tesn was
very diGcreditsble. Deitz pitched the
arst half of the game whsR, aaving hurt
bis hand on felon from which he was
already almost disabled, he retired and
O'Connor took the bcx, Trip2et, who
formerly played in the Fort Worths,
taking O'Connor's place on tAird base.
Cox played Short stop and Buckley Was
in right Geld. Fort Worth scored only
in the frst innizg, O'Conpor and Maur
making the runs, snd the rest Of the game
vas succession Of duck eggs. Joplin
was shut GU. in the second, seventh and
ninth innings. K0Iter, the 2rst bsseman
and big hitter OF ihe Joplin
tShlli3 kUUCASu bIS Dol4 tDICC
times over the southern fence OF
The park. In the seventh inning he Was
famed OUT. The score stood - the finish
Il to 2 in favor OF Joplin.
The following is the
SCORE BY INNINGS.
= 3 5 3
Fort Worth $500. 0 0 0 3
Joplin. 0 2 2 2 O GA
This afternoon and tomorrow the same
teams plays at the new pSrk AZ O'Clock.
The Fort Worth team will be in It's usual
fix. Cornell will pitch and it is certain
, the Missourian5 will not his his
balls as they did those Of
Dietz and O'Connor yesterday, neiIaer
| OF whom were in condition 10 pitch $
game. Gleason viii be in right field and
JEFF Davis will probably have ladder ia
position TO field KotteTs' strikes. Cox
VII play short stop.
| Next Sunday and Monday the Calves
tsls of Galveston will play the Fort
Worths. On the Sundsy following that,
| il is expected the Island CitJs
OF Galveston viii be here, but
that In not arranged definitely.
After that tae game between benson and
Fort Worth viii be played eat.
Mr.. Robert KirkpatTck anpIrej the
game yesterday, and very little kicking
, was done, as is usual st the games.
Following sre the players to-day ana
| their positions: